cello
/ˈt͡ʃɛloʊ/ noun B2- A bowed bass instrument held between the knees.
Plural cellos
From the library
Dear Diary, I cannot believe I am finally learning the cello.
Learning the cello takes a lot of time and hard work.
Julianne replied, “It holds a nineteenth-century cello, an exquisite masterpiece that possesses a resonance I am still striving to fully comprehend.”
Julianne hoisted her cello case onto her shoulder, her previous apprehension entirely replaced by a steadfast, quiet determination.
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